keona and ethan write poetry in english class. keona writes 8 lines of poetry. ethan writes 2 times as many lines of poetry as keona. how many lines of poetry does ethan write? let $ p $ stand for the number of lines of poetry ethan writes. which bar model represents the problem? keona $\boxed{p}$ ethan $\boxed{p}\ \boxed{p}$ $\overline{\quad 8 \quad}$ ethan $\boxed{8}$ keona $\boxed{8}\ \boxed{8}$ $\overline{\quad p \quad}$ ethan $\boxed{p}$ keona $\boxed{p}\ \boxed{p}$ $\overline{\quad 8 \quad}$ keona $\boxed{8}$ ethan $\boxed{8}\ \boxed{8}$ $\overline{\quad p \quad}$

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keona and ethan write poetry in english class. keona writes 8 lines of poetry. ethan writes 2 times as many lines of poetry as keona. how many lines of poetry does ethan write?  let $ p $ stand for the number of lines of poetry ethan writes. which bar model represents the problem?  keona $\boxed{p}$ ethan $\boxed{p}\ \boxed{p}$ $\overline{\quad 8 \quad}$ ethan $\boxed{8}$ keona $\boxed{8}\ \boxed{8}$ $\overline{\quad p \quad}$ ethan $\boxed{p}$ keona $\boxed{p}\ \boxed{p}$ $\overline{\quad 8 \quad}$ keona $\boxed{8}$ ethan $\boxed{8}\ \boxed{8}$ $\overline{\quad p \quad}$

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### Part 1: How many lines of poetry does Ethan write?
# Explanation:
## Step1: Identify the relationship
Ethan writes 2 times as many lines as Keona. Keona writes 8 lines. So we need to multiply Keona's lines by 2.
## Step2: Calculate Ethan's lines
The formula is $ p = 2\times8 $. Calculating that, $ 2\times8 = 16 $.
# Answer:
Ethan writes 16 lines of poetry.

### Part 2: Which bar model represents the problem?
# Brief Explanations:
Keona writes 8 lines, Ethan writes twice as many (so Ethan's amount is $ p $, and it should be represented as two times Keona's 8 - or in bar model terms, Keona has one bar (8), Ethan has two bars (or a bar equal to two times Keona's). Let's analyze each:
- First model: Keona is $ p $, Ethan is $ p + p $, with total 8? No, Keona's lines are 8, not $ p $.
- Second model: Ethan has 8, Keona has two 8s, which is wrong.
- Third model: Ethan has $ p $, Keona has $ p + p $, with total 8? No, Keona's lines are 8, so if Keona is $ p + p $, then $ p + p=8 $, so $ p = 4 $, which is wrong.
- Fourth model: Keona has 8 (one bar), Ethan has two bars of 8 (so $ p=8 + 8=16 $), which matches Ethan writing twice as many as Keona (Keona:8, Ethan:16).

# Answer:
The fourth bar model (Keona: 8, Ethan: 8 8, with $ p $ as Ethan's lines)

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Explanation:

Part 1: How many lines of poetry does Ethan write?

Step1: Identify the relationship

Step2: Calculate Ethan's lines

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Part 2: Which bar model represents the problem?